My Sister Remembers Her Past Life. Somehow, I Believe Her - The New York Times

We've heard the stories before of children with detailed memories of past lives. Typically it seems these situations occur in families where reincarnation is accepted as fact and life essentially goes on with the shadow of an unseen (previously deceased) third party in the background. This is not one of those stories. The idea of multiple lives faces skepticism, and a reunion of the reborn with past loved ones is awkward and troublesome. Speaking of awkward skeptics, do you ever wonder if anyone on those spook hunting shows privately thinks, What’s the Point of EVP? Well they do, but the significant peer pressure asserted by a group dependent on the interpretations of their leader for ratings and/or employment keeps the skeptics silent. Even ghost hunters have to eat. But they really should be more careful: Woman ‘ghost hunting’ falls through roof of New York train station, police say. (CM)

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from THE ANOMALIST https://nyti.ms/3jqq1am